Courtney Robertson

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The typical Developer Relations professional is expected to be “on”—interacting with attendees at conferences or community members online—fairly often, and sometimes at back-to-back events. Putting our own oxygen mask on first is essential, whether that means setting aside time just for yourself, saying no to personal or professional obligations, or ordering room service in your pajamas after a long conference day. Otherwise, you’re going to be short-selling your community and, more importantly, lining yourself up for burnout. Learn to Take a Step Back
The Business Value of Developer Relations: How and Why Technical Communities Are Key To Your Success
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